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Sustainable Development, Agenda 21, Copenhagen Protocol, Maurice Strong, Al Gore…All Wrong!

Keynote Speech by Maurice Strong at High-Level Dialogue on Climate Change in Asia and Pacific: A Development Challenge, ADB Headquarters in Manila, Philippines in Manila on June 16-17, 2009

“In a market economy which drives the processes of globalization, the market provides the signals that motivate sustainable development. This means shifting taxes to products and practices which are environmentally and socially harmful from those which are least harmful. In effect, getting the prices right. No nation can do this alone without disadvantaging its own economy; it can only be effectively done within an internationally agreed framework.”

Be very afraid…Maurice and his buddy Al Gore are up to no good and you will pay for it.  Come to know the terms ‘Sustainable Development’ and ‘Agenda 21′ and understand that these are the basis for the Copenhagen Protocol which will strip the United States of its sovereignty in the name of Climate Change.  This agreement, of which a draft is NOT offered for review on the UN site (http://en.cop15.dk/), will begin to fulfill the socialist agenda of wealth transfer from the rich country (that would be us) to the poor countries (that would be everyone else save maybe the UK who has big time consumed the climate change KoolAid).  This is bad for everyone except China and India who will refuse to go along in favor of building their industries…and economies at the expense of the US.

Read Chapter 8 of Agenda 21 (http://www.un.org/esa/dsd/agenda21/) and then start protesting to the Senate to NEVER ratify this Protocol.  A prediction…The Anointed One will valiantly swoop out of the sky in Air Force One landing in Copenhagen just in time to take credit for the agreed Protocol.  And, a small silver cloud here, he will annoy the Euro-Socialists in doing so.  We can only hope his failure to bully the IOC for Chicago will be repeated with Copenhagen 2009.

12 November 2009 Posted by Strathbogie | Uncategorized | | No Comments Yet

What is Objectivism?

Answered by William Thomas on The Atlas Society website:

My philosophy, in essence, is the concept of man as a heroic being, with his own happiness as the moral purpose of his life, with productive achievement as his noblest activity, and reason as his only absolute.
— Ayn Rand, Appendix to Atlas Shrugged

Objectivism is the philosophy of rational individualism founded by Ayn Rand (1905-1982). In novels such as The Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged, Rand dramatized her ideal man, the producer who lives by his own effort and does not give or receive the undeserved, who honors achievement and rejects envy. Read more »

22 October 2009 Posted by Strathbogie | Uncategorized | | No Comments Yet

So It’s Come to this With the RNC

I just fielded a call from the Republican National Committee interrupting my multi-slacking use of Twitter as I was following the outpouring of health care reform lies from the umpteenth staged Presidential ‘Town Hall’.  Hey…does anyone else cringe when they hear the term “Town Hall” now besides me?  Anyway, after a rambling, Obama-bashing preamble, he asked if I would “like to become a full member of the RNC for $200 or would $100 work better for me?”  How about neither? Read more »

11 August 2009 Posted by Strathbogie | Uncategorized | | 1 Comment

A Clear Cut Case of Beverage Profiling

The Most Interesting Man in the World, when he drinks beer, drinks Dos Equis.  The Anointed One, when he drinks beer, seems to lean towards a brew that is amber in color with a touch of bitterness.  And with the greatest alcoholic, err…political punch.  So in St. Louis for the MLB All-Star game he famously drank Budweiser.  If the game had been in Denver he would have sipped an ice cold Coors.  And, if the game had been played in Milwaukee, he would have been quaffing Miller High Life.  But his awkward attempts at the common touch are used solely to appeal to the common man (or woman) for political purposes.   And so is his invitation to his racist buddy Skip Gates and the dedicated Cambridge police officer, Sgt. Crowley, to join him for a brew to clear the air. Read more »

28 July 2009 Posted by Strathbogie | Uncategorized | | No Comments Yet

Why We Should Get To Know All 435 of the Bastards…

…and their spouses and partners and significant others.  And probably their dads and moms and brothers and sisters and kids and all the rest of their shirt-tail relatives as well.  Why is it that every time you turn over a rock in the Democratic Party and the roaches go scurrying there is always a back-story that involves criminal activity? Read more »

15 July 2009 Posted by Strathbogie | Uncategorized | | 3 Comments

The Social Media Party

We are all Twittering and Facebooking and blogging and emailing and surfing the internet in search of answers to the current political crisis.  And we are angry…very angry.  We can’t quite grasp our new political identity but we know there are hundreds of thousands, probably millions, of Americans who, like us, completely disagree with the DemoFascists and VichyRepublicans jointly stampeding our country over the ill-fated Cliffs of Socialism.  Are we Reagan Conservatives?  @RonPaul_2012 Libertarians?  Are we Independents so independent that we don’t even have a patron saint like Reagan or Paul?  Or have we become The Social Media Party? Read more »

12 July 2009 Posted by Strathbogie | Uncategorized | | No Comments Yet

Automobile Unification Plan

On a recent evening I was taking a break from non-stop Fox News Channel viewing and innocently enjoying the guilty pleasure of the finale to CBS’s “Survivor”.  During the commercial breaks one new advertisement kept appearing that just seemed out of place.  Who had ever heard of Ally Bank and why were they flush enough to put multiple ads on, what might be termed, the Super Bowl episode of reality TV?  My curiosity finally got the best of me and it was off to query my friend Google about this Ally Bank.  What I found was, sadly, our tax dollars at work in Detroit.  Is this Automobile Unification Plan (OK, so the Fascists call it a bailout) any different than the Railroad Unification Plan or the Steel Unification Plan of ‘Atlas Shrugged’?  I think not. Read more »

23 May 2009 Posted by Strathbogie | Uncategorized | | 1 Comment

More Disgusting “Bi-Partisanship”

The Demo-Fascists so casually and easily allow the term “bi-partisanship” to slip from their lips as if it is real, achievable and necessary for the health of our nation.  When you hear liberals refer to this egregious signature myth of the administration over and over again you might even want to believe it.  Can’t we all just work together?  No, we can’t.  Not if the result is the ultimate loss of our liberty.  Compromising your principles in a bi-partisan manner for short-term personal political gain, as Utah Republican (In Name Only) Governor Jon Huntsman did today, is abhorrent and unprincipled. Read more »

16 May 2009 Posted by Strathbogie | Uncategorized | | No Comments Yet

One Hundred Days: Fooling Some of the People All of The Time

April 30, 2009

The thirteen softballs lobbed at President Barack Obama at yesterday’s third prime- time press conference was, quite possibly, the most pathetic demonstration of mass sycophantic servile flattery ever put forth by that once plausibly respectable group of journalists known as the White House Press Corps. What has become of that once estimable group heretofore academically referred to as The Fourth Estate?

Just what was The Fourth Estate? The past tense is used here because by all that remains of that once feared organization  has become an arm of the emerging Euro-Socialist state that has beset America. Read more »

1 May 2009 Posted by bgris | Uncategorized | | No Comments Yet

Rest Now, Noble Warrior

He was your typical American kid. So full of life. So joyous to be around. You just knew by being with him that life had once again presented you a winner. He had that lively spark to him. My little friend would idolize me. Someone to be like. Someone to grow up and be like. Little did I know that this little guy, I met at age seven, would grow up and be far more than I could ever be. In the end he gave his life to his country, only conquered by the overpowering forces of nature and the powerful weakness within us all. Read more »

8 April 2009 Posted by bgris | Uncategorized | | 1 Comment